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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
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(by) / on riding his motorcycle
Can I say,
(a) He delivers newspaper (by)riding his motorcycle.
(b) He delivers newspaper (on)riding his motorcycle.
(a) He delivers newspaper (by)riding his motorcycle.
(b) He delivers newspaper (on)riding his motorcycle.
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" In conversational British English, "motorbike" is more common than "motorcycle" (though "motorcycle" is perfectly good English).
- " In conversational British English, "motorbike" is more common than "motorcycle" (though "motorcycle" is perfectly good English).
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"He delivers newspapers on his motorcycle."
In conversational British English, "motorbike" is more common than "motorcycle" (though "motorcycle" is perfectly good English).
In conversational British English, "motorbike" is more common than "motorcycle" (though "motorcycle" is perfectly good English).
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